Use İstasyon buradan uzak mı? to ask whether the station is far from here.
The idea
Uzak means far and yakın means near. Buradan means from here: the ablative ending -dan marks the reference point. Orası çok yakın değil means that place is not very close; it does not specify an exact distance. Yaklaşık on dakika sürer says it takes about ten minutes.
Examples
- İstasyon buradan uzak mı?Is the station far from here?
- Oraya yürüyerek gidebilir miyiz?Can we walk there?
- Orası çok yakın değil.That place is not very close.
- Yaklaşık on dakika sürer.It takes about ten minutes.
- Sağa dönüp düz gidin.Turn right and go straight.
- Buradan otobüsle gidebilirsiniz.You can go from here by bus.
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Watch out
Do not use uzağım, I am far away, as the adjective for the station: ask uzak mı? Also, not very close does not tell you exactly how far away a place is.
Try it yourself
İstasyon buradan ___ mı? (uzak / uzağım)
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uzak
uzak: the station is the subject, so the adjective takes no first-person ending.
Bu yer ___ değil. (yakın / yakınım)
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yakın
yakın: before değil, the basic adjective expresses that the place is not near.
Yolculuk on dakika ___. (sürer / sürersin)
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sürer
sürer: the third-person form agrees with yolculuk and means the journey takes time.
Practice round
Answer questions, then rebuild Turkish sentences and words where available. We keep your score.
İstasyon buradan ___ mı? (uzak / uzağım)
Bu yer ___ değil. (yakın / yakınım)
Yolculuk on dakika ___. (sürer / sürersin)
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Ask if a station is far from here, then ask whether you can walk there and describe a travel time.

